Legal Process for Building my own suppressor ??

[MegademiC]

We'd have to order more baffles... which isn't out of the question.

What wall tube thickness did you go with? These are very reasonably priced.
Also interested to see the accuracy. I may run this can (if I go through with it) double duty 9mmsmg/precision rifle (6.5CM). Either Plan A or keymo. I imagine the short brakes for either would go well on the m11/9.

[markm]

1.5 OD X 1.375" ID X 7.0 length.

[MegademiC]

1.5 OD X 1.375" ID X 7.0 length.

Im taking back what I said about the baffles. My experience is with pistol rounds not rifle, so I really dont know if you’d notice a difference. Sorry for any confusion... I’ve been sick the last couple days and think my heads been in a fog.

[gunnerblue]

1.5 OD X 1.375" ID X 7.0 length.

Any idea as to the weight?

[markm]

Im taking back what I said about the baffles. My experience is with pistol rounds not rifle, so I really dont know if you’d notice a difference. Sorry for any confusion... I’ve been sick the last couple days and think my heads been in a fog.

I wasn't about to cut more titanium anyway.

Any idea as to the weight?

The can is 11.1 oz with no baffles drilled.

[markm]

Here's the stack with the cap and cap spacer in front. Blast chamber spacer is on top. I hope the efile process holds true with taking about a month.

[SeriousStudent]

Mark, what did you use to cut the titanium tubing for the spacers?

Seriously thinking about doing this for a .30-cal can, and putting it on a bolt-action SBR for hunting piggies.

[markm]

Mark, what did you use to cut the titanium tubing for the spacers?

Seriously thinking about doing this for a .30-cal can, and putting it on a bolt-action SBR for hunting piggies.

That is, by far, the hardest part of the project. I used a technique posted on another forum a while back. Chuck a dremel cut off wheel into a drill press, and spin the spacer around on the press until it cuts through. I can put a pic up later.

It works great, but is exhausting. I probably used 5 or 6 cutoff wheels to get these cuts done. I don't know any other way to do this. A chop saw blade was too much material loss due to the blade width.

[jpmuscle]

Hence an additional reason why skirted cones are superior honestly.


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[markm]

Hence an additional reason why skirted cones are superior honestly.

What are skirted cones? A baffle shape? I do have some concerns about the baffle shape's effectiveness, but it's what the kit offers. This project is a straight up fun/challenge deal. Pappabear already has an obnoxious amount of factory cans.